Paul Kelly – Stories of Me- on Friday 2nd November at The Canberra Theatre Centre, follows the amazing life of one of Australia’s most gifted and beloved singer-songwriters.
The feature-length film shows Kelly speaking candidly about the people who have helped shape his life and music. It also includes never-before-seen live performances, interviews with Kelly’s family members and much more.
There will be a live performance from Paul Kelly following the film’s screening.
Read MoreThe hip and quirky Lonsdale Street resident, itrip iskip, officially opened the doors to their new store on Saturday 27th October, just across the road from their original Braddon shop.
Sitting proudly at the front of the new Lonsdale Traders collection, itrip iskip celebrated its sixth birthday this month. The boutique fashion store was inspired for the need of something fun and quirky and to introduce street shopping to Canberra, while staying away from the mainstream of shops in Canberra.
Read MoreBen Harper is coming to the Canberra Theatre on Thursday 8th November to perform ‘An Evening With Ben Harper’.
‘An Evening With Ben Harper’ makes his welcome return to Australia, performing his first-ever acoustic headline tour.
A world renowned musician, songwriter, producer and activist, his unceasing commitment to international touring has helped him grow a fan base that now spans all over the world.
Tickets start from $92.50. For more information or to purchase tickets
Read MoreOutInCanberra is proud to announce that Snowy Hydro SouthCare is officially OutInCanberra’s charity partner.
Snowy Hydro SouthCare has been operating since 1998 and is the primary provider of Aero-Medical and Rescue Helicopter services to people in the ACT and South-eastern NSW. In this time, the Rescue Helicopter has completed more than 4800 missions.
On Friday 7th December, Snowy Hydro SouthCare are holding their Snowy Hydro Christmas Gala fundraiser in a stylish marquee at Rond Terrace, on the side of Lake Burley Griffin.
Read MoreWe live in a contemporary haze of fast paced consumerism. Fashions, housing, technologies, hair colours and even weather patterns duck, weave and morph so quickly it’s likely to make one’s head spin. Restaurants and venues, too, have jumped upon the speeding bandwagon and appear driven to update their menu’s and fit-outs every fortnight. Whilst constant evolution can be exciting, walking into the café you went last week only to find the seat you sat in and lunch you ordered no longer exists can be rather trying. Cue Casino Canberra, The Grill Brasserie.
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